Go Your Way Al Stewart
"Go Your Way" by Al Stewart, released in 1978, is a #Rock song that explores themes of love, separation, and the journey of life. The lyrics convey a sense of bittersweet acceptance as two people part ways. Musically, it features intricate guitar work and reflective melodies, showcasing Stewart's storytelling prowess. Its introspective nature resonates with listeners, contributing to its lasting appeal.
Well go your way
If go you must
And with you take
This gathering dust
That’s settled on
This love affair of ours
Ah, but now and then
You’ll think of me
A glimmer in
Your memory
To keep it, ah
It'll be beyond your power
Your power
I know you try
To brush away
The ties that bind
And rush away
To join the new attraction
To your heart
Ah, but we had something
Deeper here
And thought you’re gone
I have no fear
There’s nothing that could keep us
Long apart
Apart
If go you must
And with you take
This gathering dust
That’s settled on
This love affair of ours
Ah, but now and then
You’ll think of me
A glimmer in
Your memory
To keep it, ah
It'll be beyond your power
Your power
I know you try
To brush away
The ties that bind
And rush away
To join the new attraction
To your heart
Ah, but we had something
Deeper here
And thought you’re gone
I have no fear
There’s nothing that could keep us
Long apart
Apart
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